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In this first edition of Set 3 of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker unveils a fleet-tested system that redefines hydration—not as a logistical concern, but as strategic infrastructure for naval survivability, stealth coherence, and global humanitarian leadership.
The system is called CHPMAR™—Coherent Hydration Protocol for Mission-Adapted Resilience. It is more than filtration. It is mitochondrial restoration, neurocognitive stabilization, and electromagnetic shielding—delivered through structured water.
Developed to counteract biologically incoherent water aboard U.S. Navy vessels, CHPMAR transforms hydration into a warfighter-readiness multiplier, mission-durability enhancer, and diplomatic amplifier for conflict zones and disaster corridors alike.
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U.S. Department of StateUnited States Navy (NAVSEA/NAVMED)United Kingdom (Royal Navy)France (Marine Nationale)Australia (ADF Maritime Division)Spain (Armada Española)Japan (MSDF)India (INMD)South Korea (ROKN)Germany (Deutsche Marine)NATO Allied Maritime Command (MARCOM)People’s Republic of China (PLAN Medical Command)Russian Federation (Naval Biomedical Directorate)Islamic Republic of Iran (Maritime Health Systems Office)Naval Health DoctrineMitochondrial ReadinessElectromagnetic Water StructuringSubmarine Life Support SystemsONYX Deployment SimulationFleet ReadinessMission-Critical SystemsElectromagnetic Interference (EMI) ShieldingWarfighter Biological ResilienceIntegrated Readiness Simulation (IRSIM)CHPMAR ProtocolThe White House National Security Council